The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-05
The Gladstonian whips, without

The Gladstonian whips, without
consulting the Parnellites, tonight
arrange with the Government whips
to divide on the Morley amendment
on Thursday, thus opening the road
to passage of the Coercion bill be-
fore the Easter recess. The Par
nellites are disposed to disregard
the whips, and are arranging tie con-
tinue the struggle independently.
London, March 23.-An explo-
sion by which seventy miners were
killed occurred to-day in the Bull
Colliery, near Sydney, New South
Wales, Australia.
London, March 2G.-Eighty.five
persons lost their lives by the ex-
plosion in Bull Colliery, at Sydney,
N. S. W., on Thursday. The
bodies have been recovered.
st. Petersburg, March 23.-It is
reported that the police have dis
covered stores of dynamite and APP
paratus for the manufacture Of
bombs in several villas at Pargsle-
vos, q summer resort in the suburbs
of the Russian capital.
New York, March 24.-The Stars
st. Petersburg special says: The
students who were arrested with
bombs in their possession, and who,
it was proved, intended to attempt
the assassination of the Gar, were
secretly executed last Saturday.
All officers of the army whose con-
nection with the conspiracy has
been confessed or proved have been
summarily executed or exiled to
Siberia. Only those suspected, and
against whom no proof Of actual
completely has been obtained, have
been suffered to remain at large,
and these have all been removed to
distant places.
London, March 24.-Major-G Gen
eral Krock, Commander at Warsaw,
is dead. A current rumor is that
he was murdered.
An Astrakan band of nihilists
made an underground passage to
the Post Office, which they entered
and robbed of letters to the value
of Sl25,OO
In the transatlantic yacht race, the
Coronet won with several hours to
spare. She made the best time ever
made by yacht.
Halifax, March 22d-The Halifax
Chronicle, an opposition paper, dis
cussing the New York Iribune's
proposal to abrogate the Treaty of
1918, says: The United States
might as we'll repudiate her war
debt or frame statute cancellng
her bonds. The proposal shows the
helpless extremity to which one of
the ablest members of the American
press is driven in the course of inter-
national agreement.
st. John, March 22d. The GLOBE,
edited by member Of Parliament,
publishes a double-leaded article
which says: The country will soon
wake up to the folly Of the Govern
ment's policy in regard to the fish
cries. We warn the people that the
first act on the part of our officials
to harass American trade will in all
probability compel the President to
put into force the non-intercoursc
law, and the burden will fall upon
the vessels and trades of these three
provinces.
Victoria, March 25th, The first
through passengers on the Canadian
Pacific arrived tonight, some of
whom were delayed since the goth
of February. All speak highly of
their treatment by the Canadian
Pacific. 1t is thought traffic will now
be continuous.
News from Kootenay, where the
Indians rescued prisoner, is alarm
ing. The chief and twenty braves
in war paint demanded and secured
the release Of the prisoner. 1t is
thought the least rupture may cause
a general uprising. The Indians
could muster three hundred braves,
and three hundred more from across
the border would join. All are
Qrmed with Winchesters. Should
such rising occur all the whites in
the district would suffer, as they
are at present at the mercy of the
Indians.
Thirteen Anarchists, convicted Of
completely in the plot to set fire to
the city of Vienna and blown up the
Imperial Palace at Schonbrunn with
dynamite, have been sentenced tC
Imprisonment at hard labor fol
terms ranging from one year tt
twenty years. One of them was
acquitted.
London, March 24th.-Cambridgt
won the University boat race. The